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On 1-Sep-05, at 10:19 AM, Antero Vipunen wrote:
Who speaks about CPP? For example Intel Compiler handles such cases in
a sane way.
----------test.c------------------------------
#define TEST(a) do { a; } while(0)
TEST(a = b);
TEST(print(a,b,c) if(a) {b;c;d});
TEST({if(a) {b;c;d;}});
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None of those test cases has a "," unprotected by "("..")"
gnu cpp does not implement arbitrary semantics, by the way. C
pre-processing semantics are defined in great detail in the ANSI
standard. If your cpp is not conformant, you should get another one.
(But I suspect that Intel's is.)